Sentence examples for For the naivety from inspiring English sources

Yet although the Sixties often takes a bad rap for the naivety of its excesses, does Laing really deserve to be thrown out with the bathwater?

Sometimes the naivety is overplayed, sometimes there's too much apologising for the naivety – but mainly Long strikes an adroit balance between fun, moral outrage and indignant mockery of our hideous powers-that-be.

By now the T20 game is familiar to all major players and there is little scope for the naivety that, say, may have existed in 2007, the inaugural year.

That said – if it had to end (and it probably did; none of the characters had much room for growth without losing the naivety that kept the whole thing afloat), these last half dozen episodes would not have been the way I'd have chosen.

She has apologised for the "shameful naivety" of Islington Council in the 1980s, when she was leader, in its dealings with child victims of sexual abuse.

For some, this appointment shows the naivety of a nouveau-riche village team trying to cope in the Bundesliga, like a lottery winner joining an exclusive country club.

But he is angry at the "naivety" of the BBC for assuming that "they could broadcast it before the watershed just because it was ballet.

Although he had no previous singing experience and his vocal performance was considered slightly weak, producers believed that Monteith displayed the naivety they were looking for in Finn, a quarterback in the fictional William McKinley High School football team and a member of its choir, New Directions.

It was likely the idealistic perspective of Facebook's leadership that led to the naivety about the potential for misuse of the social network, rather than willful ignorance or greed.

The naivety never really left him.

First, the naivety of the EU parliamentarians.